Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24
News Notes.

Hubert P. Bancroft left yesterday for
San Francisco.
General Nelson A. Miles left yester-
day for Santa Barbara.
Mr.. A. C. Chauvin is very dangerous
" i'll and last night was not expected to
live.
John Lazzarevich is still very seri eus-
iy i'll and physicisns are in constant at
tendance.
Messrs. Bryson and Rose have brought
suit against the city to quiet title to the
lot corner OF Second and Spring streets
Fred Sommer, clerk at Baer 4 Ger
mains, yesterday let wine cask fall ou
his foot, and that member was some.
what crushed.
DR.. Porter Reynolds. prominent
physician of Albany, New York, well
known here, died of typhoid pneumonia
At Oneids, N. ", on the morning OF the
2lst instant
The City Railroad yesterday increased
its capital .s.ock to $3.50. 900, with the
following directors: 1. w. Hellman, W.
j. Brodrick, j. Il. Crark, E. F. Spence,
sc. Hubbell.
Yesterday Charles +. Nicklaus, who
was some days ago arrested on the
charge of embezzlipg funds from w. Z.
Burke, was discharged without any GER
emopy by Justice Taney.
At the First Presbyterian church, cor.
ner Second and Fort streets, Rev. w. J
Chichester, pastor. will preach at ii a.
m. to-day. Rev. DIR. Stewart, of Des
Moines, Iowa, at 1880 p. m. The Sun.
day school commences at 1890.
This evening at u o'clock, at the old
Mission Catholic Church of our Lady OF
Angels, Don M. Cesari will deliver
another lecture in Italian for all the
Italians living in ard near Los Angeles.
Subject: 1.-The Death of the imreni.
tent"
Mr.. r. A. Mari, who, during few
months sojourn in Los Angeles, endeared
himself to so macy people, was married
on the 18th instant to Miss Janet Hope,
of Staunton, Virginia. The happy couple
will reside in Washington City for the
present.
The annual ball of the German Ladies
Benevolent Society has cen postponed
to May 10th. It will take place at
Turnverein Hall. It will be the last
party in this well known place Of amuse.
ment, as it is to be torn down and an
elegant structure built in its stead.
Mr.. w. N. Monroe, of Monrovia, was
in the city yesterday. He fed from his
home where he as overrun with appli.
cations to purchase lots. He reports
the past week as the most prosperous
ever known in that town. A greai
school building for high school, and
graded schools will shortly be erected
half way between Monrovia and Area
dia.
The following children have been e
ceived into the Los Angeles Orphan
Asylum, corner OF Macy and Alameds
street, since the last puDliation: Half
orphans--Lorerza Hopsiker, Adelaide
Hopsiker, Matilda Castillo, Florence
Watson, Maria Hopsiker, Anna Calvin,
Minnie Koch, Hannah Searl. Florence
Covey.
Elsewhere is advertised the lots oi
the Moran tract, on Ninth, Tenth
Maple avenue, Myrtle. avenue and st
Julian street. These lots are very
eligibly situated, just east of MAR
street, and the Electric Street Railroad
is to be extended through the tract, OF
Ninth street, in q few days, the tracl
being already laid, and will be in opera
tion in about two weeks to First ant
Los Angeles streets. These lots arr
mspred cut in large and convenient
sizes, and will be sold at prices that art
low compared with those asked in less
accessible and desirable localities.